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I'll still be around. And I am very happy for Coach Faircloth. He is a good coach. Garrett knows that God is in control of his life and His plans for him are much greater than he could ever imagine. Evidently, he still has some more lives to touch in Duncanville. That is what coaching is all about, not the X's and O's. Our life on Earth is very short compared to the time spent in eternity. The measure of a great man is not what he does while on this planet, but what he leaves behind. All great coaches, like Garrett, influence young people and old alike on a daily basis. That is their calling. Anyway, I will keep up with the Indians, since they seem to be part of my family now and I wish them the best of luck in the spring learning the new offense and defense. Honor, Pride, Tradition!!! Scalp 'em Indians!!! Excellent Post! You are so right....God is in charge and we need to ALWAYS seek HIS guidance and surrender to HIS will while we are here. From what I've read and heard, Garrett is a good man and I'm sure God has a plan for him. Young Coach let him know he put forth a valiant effort, and yes, he IS part of the PNG family! Scalp 'em, NDN's, Scalp 'em!

WORM............ Go figure.....

Coach Faircloth will be in Dallas this weekend at the 2009 Nike Coach of the Year Clinic. His topic will be, "Game Planning 3rd Down - Offense". I'm liking our new Head Chief more and more! 9:20 – 10:30 Brandon Faircloth (Odessa Permian High School) “Game Planning 3rd Down – Offense†[Hidden Content](F(MAhqXvoIrIEk9ZoewcI7Zh8C6VIVFhmqWWKi3gDKAxKF580x-9_00TmQnVjiKV8SOkBKhW-Fy0ut1FrF0yz2LV1Z94opSyXNrjbnGJfGML1q7RJf6zaDEVq2ln7-KARuYtET8jYK6Ny1zObkBv1L0IKQWjG4ZurtjtCN3NWlhrU1))/c-48-.aspx

Prayers are with you scooter!

Some comments from the Permian Panther board. Coach Faircloth is going to be GOOD for PNG! [Hidden Content]

I agree! Talked to some guys from Permian. They said Faircloft is the "real deal" and he will take PNG back to the playoffs. Said they will definitely miss him, but its important that he continue his career. Faircloft wanted to come to PNG and the program we have. They said he had a LOT of respect for PNG and their fans. Way to go PNG! Look forward to a very motivational and enthusiastic young coach! Doesn't it feel good tonight to slap the people back in the face who have been doing it to us for about a month now? I love the hire and I love how our board did what they felt they needed to do to get it done. If you don't like it and aren't from PN-G, move on! I totally agree, OlGAbe.....A lot of these folks have been really down on PNG and now, the RESERVATION has a new chief and things are lookin up! You know, I was thinking, "FAIRCLOTH", kinda sounds like an Indian name, huh? Way to go PNG in the hiring process...now, we have a LOT to look forward to!

I agree! Talked to some guys from Permian. They said Faircloth is the "real deal" and he will take PNG back to the playoffs. Said they will definitely miss him, but its important that he continue his career. Faircloft wanted to come to PNG and the program we have. They said he had a LOT of respect for PNG and their fans. Way to go PNG! Look forward to a very motivational and enthusiastic young coach!

How much you willing to put on that ryker? The times are a changin !

WOW! Can't wait, can't wait! PNG-----the Tradition continues.....!

WOW! LOOK OUT! THE INDIANS ARE ON THE WARPATH!!!! I-N-D-I-A-N-S, SCALP 'EM, NDN'S, SCALP 'EM! HONOR......PRIDE.....TRADITION..........CONTINUES!!!!!

Odessa Permian assistant set to be PN-G football coach, vote pending By THE ENTERPRISE January, 30, 2009 Odessa Permian assistant football coach Brandon Faircloth might be the next head football coach at Port Neches-Groves. Faircloth, an offensive coordinator at Permian, will be presented to the school board for a vote during a Tuesday meeting, PN-G ISD Superintendent Lani Randall said Friday. Permian averaged 41.4 points per game during an undefeated, 10-game regular season last year. The Panthers won two playoff games and lost to Allen, 28-22, in the Class 5A Division I area round.

Thats what I hear! ;D

Wow! Hmmmmm.....that leaves Garrett and Faircloth...top two..........

LOOK OUT! The Indians are on the WARPATH !

You got a point there....hmmmm......the plot thickens!

So, I'm confused....Stump is waiting for PNG to call him, then someone says Stump contacted PNG and left a message with no return call, and now Stump is waiting for PNG to call him....hmmm.....I guess I'm just STUMPED about this :!

Hmmmm....... ???

My question wuld be, if he WANTS the job THAT bad, why don't HE contact PNG? What separates him from going thru the process like the other applicants?

Man, that is a GREAT idea! I think so too, seriously. That would be a wonderful memorial to a dedicated fan of PNG.

Same here......I know Garrett wants the job, but also heard Faircloth wasn't that hyped about coming to PNG.

www.oaoa.com/articles/spread_2861_oavarsity__article.ht - [Cached Version] Published on: 11/14/2008 Last Visited: 11/14/2008 For a guy who holds a high-profile, high-pressure position as Permian's offensive coordinator, Brandon Faircloth is a pretty laid-back guy. Smiles a lot. ... Faircloth isn't one of those disciples. "We're a multiple formation, two-back team," Faircloth said. ... "A spread offense wants the defense to line up, stay there and they call the play based on the defense," Faircloth said. ... By the time the Panthers snap the ball, Faircloth hopes the defenders have so many things to consider that their heads are spinning. Faircloth wants to play against a defense in chaos. "We want to give the defense as many formations to look at as possible," Faircloth said. ... "We will have 15 run schemes per week," Faircloth said. ... "That's part of our game plan," Faircloth said. ... Last week Midland High kept rolling both safeties to Permian's twin receivers - two wideouts on the same side of the formation - so Faircloth reached into the playbook and pulled out a play the Panthers used during the postseason last year. Panthers quarterback Trevor Adams hit tight end Shai Biggerstaff for a 50-yard gain on the play early in the third quarter. ... Just don't tell Faircloth how much you like his spread offense.

Good video!

Report: Permian's Faircloth applies for Port Neches-Groves head coach's job Comments 0 | Recommend 0 January 22, 2009 - 11:07 PM ODESSA AMERICAN Permian offensive coordinator Brandon Faircloth has applied to become the head coach at Port Neches-Groves, a Class 4A school with a rich football tradition, according to a list compiled by the Beaumont Enterprise. Port Neches-Groves will be hiring a head football coach/athletic director for the first time in 15 years. Longtime Indians head coach Matt Burnett has left the football program to become the outdoor athletic complex coordinator and attendance officer. According to a story in the Beaumont Enterprise, Port Neches-Groves was scheduled to complete its first round of interviews for the head coaching position today. The Odessa American was unable to reach Faircloth by phone on Thursday to find out whether or not he has been invited to interview. Since joining the Permian coaching staff in 2006, Faircloth has presided over three consecutives seasons in which his quarterback has broken Permian's single-season passing record, a streak that was capped by the 2,682 yards Trevor Adams gained this season. Faircloth also presided over Sherard Ray's 2,224-yard season this year, the second-best single-season rushing mark in Panthers school history. Port Neches-Groves has won three state titles - including a win over Permian in the 1975 state final - and reached the state championship game three more times.

Indian Ken was a fan who dressed up each week in a full Indian headdress, leather suit, warpaint, the whole works. Hes sat in the stands and could really get the crowd going. He's been an Indian supporter for many years. He also was very active in the community and school activities. The kids loved him as did many fans. He was a dedicated PNG fan who personified.....Honor.........Pride...........Tradition! My prayers and thoughts are with his family at this time. Indian Ken